nematyc spring 2011 draft 2 · posal if you’re considering a presentation. as you think about...

NEMATYC NEWS Available online – www.NEMATYC.org

Vol 19, No 2 Newsletter of the New England Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges Spring, 2011

NEMATYC 2011 37th Annual Meeting

R3 AT 4CS RELAX, REFRESH, RENEW AT

Cape Cod Community College

Friday and Saturday

April 29-30, 2011

Mary Moynihan, Chair

Friday Evening: Pizza & Beer & Speaker

Saturday: Can you solve Rubik's Cube?

Stay on the Cape – Great Rates!

More details inside

President and Conference Chair Message

This year our conference chair

is our President! so we have com-

bined the President and Conference

Chair's Message into one item. Ed. More snow days anyone? Other than the storms, I

hope your semester is off to a good start. It was awesome

to see so many NEMATYC colleagues at AMATYC in

November. We wrapped up the Local Host Committee

responsibilities with a dinner at

Paparazzi at the end of

December. I want to thank Jack

Keating, the AMATYC

Local Host Committee, and

all of you who helped to make Boston

AMATYC 2010 a success. The Hospitality Suite and In-

ternet Café provided a home away from home at the con-

ference. Thank you again for all the time and energy that

went into making those rooms run smoothly and also to

all who helped “stuff” bags.

The Executive Committee is now hard at work on the

Spring Conference. Look for more details and registra-

tion information in this newsletter. We’re thrilled to be

hosting the conference on Cape Cod and I hope that many

of you are planning to attend. Our conference is a few

weeks later than usual (April 29 and 30) so think positive

thoughts about some nice spring weather. Our lodging is

in a classic Cape Cod hotel with sand between your toes

as you walk out the door. Our host, Mark Downey, has

offered the conference rate for any extra days, so maybe

you’ll be able to sneak in a “Spring Break” on Old Cape

Cod. The theme of the conference is Relax, Refresh, and

Renew. In keeping with this theme, our laid back Friday

night activity will be a short talk about Cape Cod accom-

panied by pizza and beer/wine with some tantalizing ap-

petizers and sumptuous desserts. If you check out the pic-

ture of our resort, there’s a small house in between the

two larger properties (the Corsairs and the Cross Rip).

That’s where we’ll have our Friday night Pizza Party.

Then cross the lawn to your lodging. We used this lodg-

ing for both the 2007 AMATYC Summer Statistics Insti-

tute and the 2008 AMATYC BC Workshop and thor-

oughly enjoyed our time there.

Normally we have the program finalized for this

newsletter. However, the conference is three weeks later

than last year, so our deadline for papers is later than be-

fore – March 4, 2011. We had the early decision deadline

of January 13, 2011, but there’s still time to put in a pro-

posal if you’re considering a presentation.

As you think about attending the conference, please

consider Carol Henry’s request for nominations for the

position of Member-at-Large on the Executive Board. It’s

a great way to get involved with NEMATYC.

NEMATYC News – Spring 2011

With Thanks! NEMATYC 2010 Conference Chair Me-

ridith Watts and Friday evening speaker, Matthew

Haas, Corning Community College. Matthew is Merid-

ith's brother. We really enjoyed her conference and his

talk on "The Re-Funification of Math".

With Thanks! Jack Keating, AMATYC Boston 2010, Local Coordi-

nator, addresses the 1,000+ attendees. Former NEMATYC President,

past AMATYC Northeast Vice President, and past AMATYC Boston

Conference Co-chair, 1993, Jack stepped up to the plate to guide us in

making AMATYC 2010 a resounding success.

NEMATYC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Spring 2010 - Spring 2011

President 10-12 Mary Kehoe Moynihan Cape Cod Community College [email protected] 508.362.2131 x4471

Vice President 10-11 Meredith Watts MassBay Community College [email protected] 508.270.4264

Past President 10-12 Carol Henry Middlesex Community College [email protected] 781.280.3982

Secretary 10-12 Marsha Pease North Shore Community College [email protected] 978.762.4000 x5495

Treasurer 10-13 David Cox Southern New Hampshire U [email protected] 603.668.2211 x2223

At-Large Member 09-11 Dave Henry Bristol Community College [email protected] 508.678.2811 x3425

At-Large Member 10-11 Dora Ottariano Middlesex Community College [email protected] 978.656.3192

At-Large Member 10-12 Robert Cantin MassBay Community College [email protected] 508 270-4211

At-Large Member 10-12 Judy King NHTI, Concord’s Community College [email protected] 603.224.4303

Conference Chair Mary Kehoe Moynihan Cape Cod Community College [email protected] 508.362.2131 x4471

Past Conference Chair Meredith Watts MassBay Community College [email protected] 508.270.4264

Conference Exhibitor Chair Meredith Watts MassBay Community College [email protected] 508.270.4264

Webmaster Rick Butterworth Massasoit Community College [email protected] 508.588.9100 x1636

Membership Chair Philip Mahler Middlesex Community College [email protected] 781.280.3861

Student Math League Coordinator Lois Martin Massasoit Community College [email protected] 508 588 9100 x7008

Newsletter Editor Philip Mahler Middlesex Community College [email protected] 781.280.3861

Newsletter Production Editor Anne O’Shea North Shore Community College [email protected] 978.762.4000 x6264

AMATYC Regional Vice President Jane D. Tanner Onondaga Community College Syracuse, NY 13215 [email protected]


NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT

The NEMATYC Nominating Committee is pleased to present the following slate of officers for election at the annual busi-

ness meeting in April.

Carol Henry, Past President, Chair

VICE-PRESIDENT ONE YEAR TERM

Meredith Watts

Meredith received both her M.A. and B.A. in Mathematics from the State University of New York at

Potsdam. Since the fall of 2006, Meredith has been a full-time Math Instructor at MassBay Community Col-

lege. Prior to this, she taught mathematics as a TA at UMass Amherst and as an adjunct professor at Corning

Community College, Quinsigamond Community College and at Bay Path College.

Meredith has been an active member of both AMATYC and NEMATYC. She was a member of AMATYC’s

Project ACCESS Cohort 5 and has served on the NEMATYC Executive Committee since 2008. Her posi-tions on the NEMATYC Committee have included: Vice President (2010 – 2011), Conference Exhibitor

Chair (2010 – 2011), Conference Chairperson (2009 – 2010), and Member-at-Large.

MEMBER-AT-LARGE (TWO TO BE ELECTED) TWO YEAR TERM

Denise Robichaud Denise is a Professor of Mathematics at Quinsigamond Community College. Previously, she was an adjunct

instructor at Middlesex, MassBay, and North Shore Community Colleges. She is a member of the AMATYC

Innovative Teaching and Learning Committee and has presented at AMATYC, NEMATYC, and at several ICTCM conferences. Denise has co-authored numerous instructor resource manuals for developmental math

textbooks, and is currently co-authoring an Introductory Algebra textbook.

MEMBER-AT-LARGE (TWO TO BE ELECTED) TWO YEAR TERM

Kenneth Takvorian

Ken has been a professor of mathematics and electronics for 41 years at Mount Wachusett CC and an adjunct

professor at Fitchburg State University for 10 years. He was a co-instructor in Electronics for a two-year elec-

tronics technician program with Tyco Corporation for 6 years. He has presented at local and national confer-

ences.

He enjoys downhill skiing, playing with his 2 yr. /4 yr. old grandsons, experimenting with/learning new tech-

nology such as Clickers, Tablet PC, and Classroom Presenter for engaging students in the classroom. He is a MYMATHLAB advocate using coursecompass extensively in all his courses.

Nominations will also be accepted and welcomed from the floor prior to the election.

Please contact CAROL HENRY, Nominating Committee Chair, at [email protected] if there is someone who you would like to recommend for nomination to the NEMATYC Executive Committee.

NEMATYC 2011Relax, Refresh, Renew - Register Right Now!

Register and Pay Fees at

http://NEMATYC.org/Conferences/Conf2011/NEMATYConline/RegForm.html


JANE TANNER

AMATYC

NORTHEAST REGION

VICE PRESIDENT

Wow! For once I

am speechless and words can’t express the

gratitude that I have for

Jack Keating, the local events committee, and

every NEMATYC member that helped make the

AMATYC conference in Boston such a huge suc-cess! Many attendees sought me out to say what a

great time they had, the hotel was perfect, the choco-

late was yummy, and is Jack

going to do this again in 2027? Have you ever looked at

AMATYC’s newsletter AMATYC

News? The first issue of each year is four-color printed and this

January’s issue has a lot of

summary information about the Boston conference. You can go to http://www.amatyc.org/publications/

AMATYC-News/January2011v26n1.pdf to read a

copy of this online. You will see familiar faces in-

cluding those of Lois and Cliff Martin. It was a joy to see them both in the hospitality room! Many

friends stopped by to wish them well.

If you were unable to attend the conference, the AMATYC website has a lot of the handouts and vid-

eos of the keynote presenters, sessions, the Research

symposium and workshops. There is a lot of useful

information at http://www.amatyc.org/Events/confer-ences/2010Boston/proceedings.html#keynote. I

really would recommend the videos of our breakfast

speaker Lew Lefton whose presentation was entitled “Infinity Bottles of Beer on the Wall”.

At the AMATYC Board meeting, I was appointed

a co-chair of a task force that will be looking at is-sues related to our conferences. If you have any

ideas that will make future conferences more suc-

cessful, please let me know. The task force will be

presenting a report at the 2012 spring board meeting. The next AMATYC conference will be in Austin.

I’ve been to Austin numerous times

and you will find the city to be very charming. After you have put in a

full day of attending sessions, Austin

has a lot of interesting restaurants and is well known as the Live Music

Capital of the World.

The hotel will not be too far away from the LBJ

library which is a must-see if you have the time. Be

sure to save the dates November 10-13, 2011 for the next AMATYC conference, southern style.

The best way to get to know AMATYC is to get more involved in the organization. If history is your

thing, there is an opening for AMATYC historian.

This position becomes extremely important as AMATYC gets closer to celebrating its 40th anniver-

sary. More information about this position is avail-

able in the current issue of AMATYC News and will be posted on www.amatyc.org soon.

Are you into social networking? Would

you believe I “tweeted” for the first time from

the Boston conference? I was able to follow

other AMATYC members through their posts on Facebook and their tweets on Twitter. You

can join AMATYC on Facebook by going to

www.amatyc.org and click on the facebook link or search for a group called AMATYC on Face-

book. On Twitter, you’ll want to follow MathA-

MATYC. I’ve gotten a lot of good ideas by follow-ing some individual members on Facebook.

Your AMATYC board is committed to providing

avenues of professional development for its members

and non-members alike. On March 4th from noon until 1 p.m., AMATYC’s Research in Mathematics

for Two-Year Colleges (RMETYC) Committee will

be hosting a Research Webinar that will concentrate on how to conduct research in your classes. Partici-

pants will be asked to implement a research project,

and report on it during a follow-up webinar on May 6th. There is no cost for the webinar and space is lim-

ited. There will be an email from AMATYC soon

with more details.

Each of AMATYC’s nine committees has re-ceived funding for webinars to be given throughout

2011. As more information becomes available, it

will be posted on AMATYC’s website. If you have ideas for topics, please let me know and I will pass it

along to the appropriate committee.

It has been my pleasure to represent you as the Northeast Vice President. If you have any questions

or concerns, please contact me at [email protected].

I appreciate the support that I have received from

each of you during the past three years. For the sec-ond year in a row, I am not going to be able to attend

NEMATYC’s meeting in April as it is at the same

time as AMATYC’s spring board meeting. But, I certainly hope that I see all my NEMATYC friends

in Austin!

Best wishes for a productive semester!


NEMATYC STUDENT MATH LEAGUE RECOGNITION AWARD PROGRAM

The purpose of the NEMATYC Student Math League Recognition Award Program is to foster extracurricular mathemat-

ics learning opportunities for students through participation in the AMATYC Student Mathematics League (SML). Annually,

the top-placing student in the AMATYC SML Competition in each participating school in NEMATYC’s service area will

receive a $100 Recognition Award. (The service area consists of those New England States that are not represented by their

own AMATYC affiliate.) In order to receive the award, the student must have competed in both Rounds 1 and 2 of the com-

petition.

NEMATYC encourages you to consider joining the AMATYC SML and participating in this NEMATYC program.

Your involvement can be as simple as advertising and conducting a one-hour testing session each semester. It can include

pre-test study sessions, or even a campus mathematics club. It may be noted that AMATYC is a sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta,

a national mathematics honor society primarily for high school students but which supports two-year college chapters as well. Information on both the SML and Mu Alpha Theta is at the AMATYC web site, www.AMATYC.org.

NEMATYC Student Math League Recognition Award Program 2010-2011

By Lois Martin, NEMATYC SML Coordinator

Last year we welcomed two new NEMATYC area teams to our competition, and they both did very well.

Congratulations to NHTI: Concord’s Community College and Greenfield Community College on their very suc-

cessful first year of competition, and welcome back for a second year!

You are encouraged to start a NEMATYC-SML team at your school.

• If you are overwhelmed by the idea, enlist the help of a colleague.

• Co-moderators have worked well at many schools.

• Talk with a moderator from another school about how they got started.

Northeast Region Fall Results

Individual Standings

*tie

Team Standings 2 Quinsigamond CC MA

3 Massasoit CC MA

6 Greenfield CC MA

9 Southern Maine CC ME

10 Cape Cod CC MA

12 Middlesex CC MA

13 Bristol CC MA

14 Springfield Technical CC MA

15 NHTI - Concord's CC NH

16 North Shore CC MA

17 Holyoke CC MA

NEWS FROM THE CAMPUSES

Bristol Community College

Dave Henry reports that the college welcomed Everilis Santana aboard in the Fall and Alice Wilson in

January. Everilis received her undergraduate degree from the University of Puerto Rico -- Humacao, then moving to the cooler climate of Ithaca, N.Y., for an M.S. from Cornell. She spent three years at North Hennepin CC in

Brooklyn Park, Minn., before relocating to New England, most recently working at CCRI, UMass Dartmouth and

Northeastern. Alice joins the BCC staff after three and a half years at MassBay CC. She attended SUNY Potsdam

for both her BA and MA degrees. BCC also lost longtime member Cecilia Medeiros, who retired after 31 years of service. Cecilia founded

BCC’s Math Team with Susan Hoy and helped run the 1994 and 2000 NEMATYC conferences held in Fall

River, Mass. She also developed NEMATYC’s first web-site presence for the 2000 conference, which has trans-formed into the current web site. Cecilia’s service to NEMATYC and BCC will be missed.

With Cecilia’s departure, look at the BCC website in the coming weeks for a new opening as the college will

have a full-time opening. News from the Campuses continues on page 7.

1 * Shai He Quinsigamond CC MA

4 Corey Ryan Massasoit CC MA

8 Shreyas Joshi Southern Maine CC ME

10 * Joshua Keller Massasoit CC MA

13 Matthew Scott Quinsigamond CC MA

14 * Morgan Meara Bristol CC MA

14 * Zachary Brians Greenfield CC MA

18 * Jongho Baek Springfield Technical CC MA

20 Sokol Lushllari Quinsigamond CC MA


Some of the NEMATYC Members at AMATYC 2010 - Boston

Staffing the Internet Café: Judy Carter (North Shore CC),

Marianne Rosato (Massasoit CC), Gary Tataronis (Mass Col-

lege of Pharmacy)

Lauren Brewer and Vanessa Hill, who cochaired

NEMATYC 2008 at Springfield Technical CC.

Alex Asare and Javad Moulai, Roxbury CC Cliff and Lois Martin, Massasoit CC, with AMATYC's

Memphis team, Margie Hobbs and Cheryl Cleaves

Past NEMATYC President Roberta Kieronski, UNH-

Manchester, (in the red shirt, of course!) presents a prize in

the Hospitality Room. Roberta did a great deal of work in

this area.

NEMATYC President Mary Moynihan, Cape Cod CC,

Carol Hay and Joanna Delmonaco, Middlesex CC, and

Mary Sullivan, Massasoit CC


All of Massasoit CC: Mary Sullivan, Marianne Rosato,

Andrea Torres, Peg Stevenson

JOIN NEMATYC You are a member if you attended the Spring conference at MassBay, or if you mailed in your $10 membership fee. Not a member?

Join by sending the $10.00 annual member-ship fee, payable to NEMATYC, to David Cox, NEMATYC Treasurer

Southern New Hampshire University 2500 N. River Road

Manchester, NH 03106

A cast of Thousands. Many of the NEMATYC members in attendance.

NEWS FROM THE CAMPUSES

Middlesex Community College

Joanna Delmonaco reports that the department is using information from presentations at AMATYC’s annual meeting in Las Vegas (2009) to build on an institutional commitment to significantly improve student success in

our developmental mathematics courses.

The new program, called RAMP-up Math, consists of a series of 12 modules, which cover the topics that are currently taught in the three lowest level developmental math courses. This new program is being piloted in

Spring 2011, with 22 sections being offered between two campuses. Students in the program will work on dedi-

cated computers in a dedicated classroom with the help of an instructor and a tutor.

The program is modeled after programs at other institutions, which have shown significant improvement in stu-

dent success at this level. One of the goals of the program, as stressed at the AMATYC Conference, is to allow students to complete their developmental courses in fewer semesters and be eligible for college level math courses

sooner in their college careers.

The implementation team consists of Joanna Delmonaco, Bert Engvall, Carol Hay and Mike Williamson.

Conference Refund Policy: A refund of 100% of your advance registration fees less the dues amount will be given upon receipt of a written request postmarked no later than two weeks prior to the conference. A 50% refund less the dues amount will be given if written request is postmarked within the two weeks prior to the conference. A refund for the Friday night dinner will be given dependent upon restaurant policy. No refunds for non-attendance will be given for requests postmarked after the date of the conference. All requests should be sent to the NEMATYC Conference Chairperson. Refunds will be processed approximately four to six weeks after the conference.


Preliminary Conference Information

NEMATYC 2011

Cape Cod Community College 2240 Iyannough Road

West Barnstable, MA 02668

You can still submit a presentation for a talk at this meeting,

up to Friday, March 4. See page 10.

The conference starts Friday April 29th in the afternoon and continues through Saturday afternoon, April 30. The

hotel will honor its low off-season rates before and after the conference, so plan to come early and/or stay

longer, and enjoy Cape Cod in the late spring. No crowds, mild weather, ocean, sand, fried clams… What's not

to like!

FRIDAY Highlights 2:30 to 4:30 - Registration

3:30 - Presentations start

6:30 to … whenever - Evening Event Beachfront pizza and salad party,

with an engaging talk about Cape Cod, delicious appetizers and des-

serts, beer, wine and soft drinks. A

great time to catch up with old

friends and meet new ones!

SATURDAY Highlights 8:00 to 12:00 Registration

8:30 Welcome

9:00 Presentations begin

12:00 (approximate) Lunch and

Featured Speaker Ian Winokur -

Solving Rubik's Cube in 20 Seconds

Saturday Luncheon Speaker Ian Winokur, Professor of Mathematics at Greenfield Community College, can

solve your unsolved Rubik's Cube in less than 20 seconds! (Without taking off the stickies!) The Fall 2010

newsletter had an article* on Ian and Speedcubing – the topic of Ian’s talk. Prepare to be entertained and dazzled! *page 10. Remember past newsletters are on the website www.nematyc.org.

Here is a sample of planned presentations… • A talk about Cape Cod at the Friday evening Beachfront Pizza and Salad Party

• Saturday Luncheon Speaker: Ian Winokur

• Musical Dice Games

• A New Approach for Business Calculus

• Geometric Approach to Algebraic Ideas

• The Little Things I Do in The Classroom for Our Visual Learner Students.

• Using Open Source 2D and 3D Visualization Tools to Motivate Differential Equations

• Attitudes Towards Statistics and Course Achievement Among Japanese College Students: A Valid-ity Study

• Refreshing Our Knowledge of The History and Statistics of the Cape Cod Baseball League

• Best Practices

• Panel Discussion On Math Program Redesign - Methodology and Curriculum

Register and Pay Fees at

http://NEMATYC.org/Conferences/Conf2011/NEMATYConline/RegForm.html


LOCAL ACCOMODATIONS

Stay on the Beach at Very Low Rates

Walk to the Friday Evening Pizza Party

A block of rooms has been reserved at very special NEMATYC rates, $89 up to April 1st, $99 after April 1. Reserve Now! Also, the hotel will honor these rates for attendees before and after the conference date, Friday April 29, 2011.

Relax, Refresh, Renew. at


Come and enjoy Cape Cod in the spring! Participants can stay at special rates at the Corsairs and Cross Rip Oceanfront Resorts (http://www.corsaircrossrip.com/). The Corsairs and Cross Rip are classic Cape Cod hotels side by side on the beach in Dennisport. The Friday evening Pizza Party is in the building between the two hotel buildings. Definitely take a minute and check out the website. Many of us stayed there for the 2008 AMATYC Statistics Institute and the 2009 AMATYC BC Workshop. Come a day or two before and/or after the meeting at the conference rates!

CALL FOR THE SPECIAL NEMATYC RATES. The Corsair & Cross Rip Oceanfront Motel

41 Chase Ave

Dennisport, MA 02639

Call 508-398-2279 or Toll Free 1-800-345-5140 for reservations

Other Professional Development Opportunities Association of Teachers in Mathematics (ATMIM), an affiliate of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) will hold its Spring Conference on March 11, 2011 at the Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel in Marlborough, MA For information : www.ATMIM.net New Hampshire Teachers of Mathematics (NHTM) will hold its Spring Dinner Meeting in Bedford, NH on March 30, 2011. The discussion will focus on the Common Core Mathematics Standards in New Hampshire For information: www.nhmathteachers.org The National Association of Developmental Education (NADE) will hold its 2011 Conference on February 23 – 26 in Washington, DC at the historic Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. For information: www.nade.net/Conference.html

2011 is prime, and is the sum of 11 consecutive primes


Call for Presenters

Cape cod Community College – West Barnstable, MA

Friday and Saturday April 29-10, 2011

Suggested themes: Teaching techniques, curriculum changes/development, distance education, assessment, using tablet pc’s, modeling data, connecting with students, or any other you feel is relevant to math educa-tion for the first two years of college. Presenter(s) ______________________________________________________________________ ** Note the registration fee for ONE presenter per presentation will be waived. Please specify which one if there are mul-tiple presenters. ** Contact information: College or affiliation _________________________________________________Telephone ______________________ Address ________________________________________________________________ This is ! College ! Home Supply preferred contact address _______________________________________________________________________ E-mail __________________________________________________________________________________________ Time preference: Please indicate a first and second choice. ___ Friday afternoon ___ Saturday Morning ___ Saturday Afternoon ___ No Preference Length of presentation: ___45 Minutes ___90 Minutes Presentation Title: ________________________________________________________________________________ Abstract: ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Equipment/technology needs: ________________________________________________________________________ Workshops, short seminars, discussion panels and poster sessions are encouraged. If you need additional information or have

any questions, please call Mary Moynihan, 1-508-362-2131, or email [email protected]

Proposal Early Decision Deadline: Thursday, January 13, 2011

Mail to: Mary Kehoe Moynihan Mathematics Department 2240 Iyannough Road West Barnstable, MA 02668

Email submissions preferred. Please include all the above information

and send to [email protected]. If you haven’t received a con-

firmation email within 24 hours of submission please call Miss Pat

Phelan at 508-362-2131 x4363


Conference Registration Form Mail or Register Online by April 1, to help us plan and you save $10

Do this faster and easier online! http://NEMATYC.org/Conferences/Conf2011/NEMATYConline/RegForm.html

RELAX, REFRESH, RENEW on Cape Cod

New England Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges

37th Annual Meeting – April 29th and 30th, 2011 Cape Cod Community College - 2240 Iyannough Road - West Barnstable, MA 02668

Name: __________________________________________________________________

Preferred Mailing Address: ______________________________________________

Home or College? ______________________________________________

______________________________________________

Phone Number: ___________________________________________________________

Email Address: ___________________________________________________________

Institution: _______________________________________________________________

• Do you plan to attend the Friday sessions (helps us plan)? Yes . . No

• Would you serve as a presider? Yes . . No

• In order to save money and paper, would you like to receive the Yes . . No newsletter electronically only, that is no paper copy, in the future?

Conference Registration Fee ($60 / $70) $__________

$60 if postmarked by April 1st, $70 after that date, and at the door. The registration

fee covers admission to the conference, NEMATYC dues, and Saturday breakfast and lunch. The early registration fee will be waived for one presenter per session.

Friday Night Social ($20) $__________ Total Enclosed* $__________ *Note the Conference Refund Policy on page 7 of the Newsletter. Make checks payable to NEMATYC and mail registrations to:

NEMATYC Attn: Mary Moynihan Math Dept Cape Cod Community College 2240 Iyannough Road West Barnstable, MA 02668

Questions? Email Mary Moynihan at [email protected] or call 508.362.2131x4471

NEMATYC NEWSLETTER

Philip Mahler, Editor

Middlesex Community College

591 Springs Road

Bedford, MA 01730

NEMATYC 2011 37th Annual Meeting

R3 AT 4CS RELAX, REFRESH, RENEW AT


Friday and Saturday

April 29-30, 2011

Mary Moynihan, Chair

Friday Evening: Pizza & Beer & Speaker

Saturday: Can you solve Rubik's Cube?

Stay on the Cape – Great Rates!

More details inside

nematyc spring 2011 draft 2 · posal if you’re considering a presentation. as you think about...

Documents